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[saranak]

feh.
camoran, vivec, ur: they all burn the same

[Evangelion_2014]

Dagoth Ur didn't want to slaughter everyone. He just wanted to share the devine power of Lorkhan with err everyone. The Imperials stole land from the Dumner so why shouldn't they take it back? Nerevar must of betrayed Dagoth Ur and died in a power struggle with the Tribunal. Dagoth Ur lost his mind after this betrayal. Who would win if Dagoth Ur fought against Mankarr Cameron? Can Dagoth Ur take out Mehrunes Dagon if he wanted to? Almelexia wasn't much of a challenge and she somehow tossed Mehrune's butt back into Oblivion.

In theory dagoth ur would win, after all he is a demi-god. But in game it would depend on what level you were fighting MC.

[Stampede]

If Dagoth still had the power of the heart protecting him, he could have torn Camoran in half without sustaining any damage to his person.

Heck, even without the power of the heart he could easily have done it.

[Priest Caiaphas]

If Dagoth still had the power of the heart protecting him, he could have torn Camoran in half without sustaining any damage to his person.

Heck, even without the power of the heart he could easily have done it.

Well yeah I guess so but I just like to point out how anti-climactic the ending was to morrowind compared to oblivion. In oblivion Meruhnes Dagon was a huge monster that martin had to face but in morrowind I felt like I was just fighting some weirdo in with a tiki mask on lol.

[Stampede]

Moving this into spoilers.

[dylandvillian]

ur was the king of evil, he wouldn't even let me give him the tools to join his side. He told me that i could join his side if i brought me sunder and what not. I actually get to become a cult member with mc, although he is semi-god too (you can't kill him before you get that book mx) beth dident do good job in the story there when they thought about making the npc essencial. I liked that the most about morrowind you had to remember people and who you could kill at what time. in oblivion you can just kill what ever when ever and you don't even really ever look at your victems names. sorry got off topic there. but i say that if mc was in morrowind you could kill him anytime you want to so that would make ur stronger.

dylan

[Povuholo]

Are you disappointed when you see Mankarr Camoren? I won't bother telling who he is in case of spoiler... Bethesda wanted him to be a grey type of character so the player will think "Oh, maybe he's right", but everyone can see this guy being plain evil. In Morrowind, Dagoth Ur and Vivec are more of a grey character than Mankarr Camoren. You'll never know who killed Nerevar and you'll never know if Vivec used you to kill Dagoth Ur for his own agenda.

In Morrowind, YOU were the Nerevarine, and it wasn't in Morrowind's storyline for the Nerevarine to be killed. Oh, and, no, I wasn't expecting him to be grey. Oh, and dylandvillian, I'm guessing that... oh, wait, nevermind, you can capture creatures' souls too... Anyway, to answer the question, no, Mankar Camoran was an Altmer, so they are supposed to be golden yellow, Vivec was half n' half, Chimer and Dunmer, and Dagoth-Ur was yellow. I don't know why you want them to grey.


Edited by Stampede

He said Nerevar was killed, not the Nerevarine. The Nerevarine is the reincarnation of Lord Nerevar.
Anyway, it would've been nice if there was this alternate path to the main quests ending, like with morrowind if you "accidently" killed vivec before he had his share in the main quest. Join the mythic dawn to be able to get close to Mankar, and kill him